Code through TCB but check the link on your account and on the Waitrose home page it takes you to before using any codes. Cashback ends in six days. Also, you can save an extra £50 if spending £100 on a further four shops - see codes on Waitrose/TCB. You can also pick your own offers by selecting your 10 picks from hundreds available and save 20% on them every time you shop, both in store and online using your myWaitrose card. Details here: https://www.waitrose.com/content/waitrose/en/home/mywaitrose/pick-your-own.html?wtrint=1--_-2--_-3--_-4--_-5-footer-_-6-PYO
Link for half price items if stocking up on dishwasher tablets, washing products etc: http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Browse/Offers/refined_by/offer_type/offerhalfpricefilter
Link for 3 for 2 offers: http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Browse/Offers/refined_by/offer_type/offer3for2filter
Link for multi buy offers: http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Browse/Offers/refined_by/offer_type/offermultibuyfilter
Link for save a third: http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Browse/Offers/refined_by/offer_type/offersaveonethirdfilter
Also, may be worth checking with your card provider account to see if you have any additional cashback when using Waitrose through certain cards as my Santander 123 account currently has 5% discount at Waitrose.
Top comments
JCod32
29 Feb 1621#13
Don't forget that essential every day item people, Ironing water!
Magister to leewills8
29 Feb 1612#9
This might come as a complete surprise to you but Waitrose do sell other things and not just Dishwasher tablets. Duh!
ublewit to taker920
29 Feb 1612#30
Lol. How on earth can you make such a sweeping statement? :neutral_face:
What about large families, or people with specific health requirements (like gluten free for example where food is always much more expensive)?
Or what about siblings who amalgamate their smaller shops just to take advantage of offers for bigger spends?
jaydeeuk1 to m1chaels
29 Feb 164#21
If you live at 24 fatgit drive, change your address to 24a fatgit drive etc. New email address, same card works fine
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danni701
29 Feb 16#1
Do you have to have delivered by tomorrow though?
weenski76 to danni701
29 Feb 16#6
order placed by 1st March, delivery by 24th April
weenski76
29 Feb 16#2
what's TCB?
markandbridget to weenski76
29 Feb 162#3
Top cashback
markandbridget
29 Feb 16#4
Good deal, hot from me
m1chaels
29 Feb 16#5
New customers only though. How many customers can you have per household?
jaydeeuk1 to m1chaels
29 Feb 164#21
If you live at 24 fatgit drive, change your address to 24a fatgit drive etc. New email address, same card works fine
jouster to m1chaels
29 Feb 16#23
One order per household
mcormack to m1chaels
29 Feb 161#36
15
leewills8
29 Feb 16#7
I don't have a dishwasher or tcb so I cba with this :man:
Magister to leewills8
29 Feb 1612#9
This might come as a complete surprise to you but Waitrose do sell other things and not just Dishwasher tablets. Duh!
DBoniface
29 Feb 161#8
If your with santander aswell its worth checking my offers because i have 10% off at waitrose at the mo :-p thatll knock another £7 off
strowger
29 Feb 161#10
Heat added. Good offer. Has been £5 TCB + £30-off-£100 for a while - this is even better.
In my experience Waitrose are a good reliable payer at TCB - no arguments or refused cashback.
Waitrose.com accepts John Lewis prepaid cards and vouchers, which potentially gives you a bit more off if you have access to those at a discount.
rdbradshaw
29 Feb 16#11
No deliver to my area , same story with ocado gutted
pcn1976
29 Feb 161#12
Is the offer still valid via collection?
vagelisgeo to pcn1976
29 Feb 16#14
thats what i came to ask too, might have to put together an order
JCod32
29 Feb 1621#13
Don't forget that essential every day item people, Ironing water!
johnsmith1997 to JCod32
29 Feb 16#24
Camomile flavoured ironing water.:smile:
You know it's Waitrose.:smile:
sotomonkey to JCod32
1 Mar 161#56
Life's essentials alright..
goodideatom
29 Feb 16#15
I just got 20 cigs with 30 quid off result! Thank very much
oldskooltattoosuk to goodideatom
29 Feb 16#46
Hahaha. Yep! Waitrose= 3 carrier bags full £59.50. Result eh!
hukduserr
29 Feb 16#16
ironing water? for rich people i think
pcn1976
29 Feb 16#17
Can't see why not as you're still placing an order on-line
Aeschylus
29 Feb 162#18
Martin Lewis was on radio 5 last week talking about TCB, as he receives lots of complaints about cashback deals, his advice is solid
Never, buy a deal where cashback is the reason you are doing it, always and only buy said deals if the offer is good enough and you would do it regardless of the cashback incentive.
He also said to remember, TCB and Quidco, work on a stringent rule, they get paid, you get paid.
FrillyFrog to Aeschylus
29 Feb 161#22
I've had a disproportionate amount of claims denied recently with TCB, interestingly, the higher value ones.
NEtech to Aeschylus
29 Feb 16#47
Genius! :confused:
hukduserr
29 Feb 16#19
any voucher codes for other supermarkets? for online use
hukduserr
29 Feb 16#20
waitrose does not deliver to my place
gifted2002uk
29 Feb 16#25
Lol cane someone tell what I can get for my 59.50 200 worth of things have anyone tried this
stave84
29 Feb 162#26
I've earned £3000 with them over the last 3ish years and i've never had a claim denied. I've had a handful (4-5) not track or track incorrectly but they have always fixed it. Albeit one took 18 months to get the money.
(EDIT - Ive checked and its actually 14! times ive had to claim via "missing cashback" but again all paid in the end)
FrillyFrog
29 Feb 16#27
I use ironing water, well my ironing lady does, but I prefer Sainsbury's, they do a really nice range.
Pratik
29 Feb 16#28
. First order must be placed for delivery by 14 March 2016 and all orders must be placed for delivery by 24 April 2016 to qualify for this offer.
Can someone clarify ?
taker920
29 Feb 16#29
Who spends £100+ on a weekly shop? People spending beyond their means once again
ublewit to taker920
29 Feb 1612#30
Lol. How on earth can you make such a sweeping statement? :neutral_face:
What about large families, or people with specific health requirements (like gluten free for example where food is always much more expensive)?
Or what about siblings who amalgamate their smaller shops just to take advantage of offers for bigger spends?
muffin247 to taker920
29 Feb 163#39
why does it have to be weekly? why not monthly?
i stocked up on this offer, good deal
mcormack to taker920
29 Feb 16#43
People with large box freezers!
cpfc to taker920
29 Feb 16#45
i spend £110 weekly shop and cant get it under that price so dont no what im doing wrong.. oh its for 3 people
Gozer to taker920
29 Feb 16#50
You've obviously never shopped at Tesco before. Just pop in for a few bits and bobs, that'll be £101 please.
edgeone to taker920
29 Feb 16#51
What on earth are you on about? That's a couple of bottles of decent wine, a ready meal and a couple of sides. At least you get a free paper.
DigitalReaper to taker920
29 Feb 16#52
lol? I alone eat over £100 worth of food each week.
jaheermk to taker920
3 Mar 16#67
People who bulk?
eyesnevertellies
29 Feb 16#31
Thanks OP, comes in handy for ordering Sma 1 first infant milk as there is never money off on it.
cabbagebike
29 Feb 16#32
I bet that 18-month one was for Co-Op insurance. Mine paid out after much chasing.
seanmorris100
29 Feb 16#33
We had this argument last time. Even if waitrose give a free item with every item it would still be cheaper to shop elsewhere lol. Total joker prices.
PenguinsForAll to seanmorris100
29 Feb 16#35
Yup. For example the cheapest frozen chicken breasts are £6.50 per kg at Waitrose, you can get the same exact thing for £3.75 else where lol.
edgeone to seanmorris100
29 Feb 16#49
They should the prices up a bit more, I saw a vauxhall in the car park the other day! It's going down hill.
seanmorris100
29 Feb 16#34
3k over 3 years? So youve spent 6 million quid in 3 year!
jaydeeuk1
29 Feb 16#37
Exactly, gluten free bread is £3 a loaf alone. £100 a week is easily done. I do a lot of home cooking, so I go by quality rather than price, and it just so happens a lot of stuff at ocado, ms etc is superior to aldi or lidl imo. Aldi do win in the biscuit department though. If I had to watch the pennies and live hand to mouth each month then it would be different.
johnsmith1997
29 Feb 16#38
I just fill a spray bottle with Thames water.:smiley:
misteraadam
29 Feb 16#40
Will check it out!
toonarmani
29 Feb 16#41
might need to be a new customer again :wink:
voodoo85
29 Feb 16#42
Thanks, heat added
yahoo007
29 Feb 16#44
5% cash back from Lloyds Bank for Waitrose and 10% for Morrison's supermarket.
kalvinlions
29 Feb 16#48
Good deal. Sadly Waitrose online shopping is resricted to what's available in your local store. On most ocassions there's always something missing from our online shopping due to no stock or non stocked items.
Smuggling Pnuts
29 Feb 16#53
Thanks might give this a go
seanmorris100
29 Feb 16#54
Fatty
markvirgo
29 Feb 16#55
Great
Item Total: £140.58
Savings: -£40.27
Carrier bag charge: £0.30
Promotion Code: -£30.00
Estimated total*: £70.61
Total £70.61
-£10.50 TCB
Khairul
1 Mar 16#57
Just did my 1st and 2nd shop consecutively so, after cashback, I got £200 worth of goods for £130.
Is this ''First Online Shop'' offer based on address or person?
i.e. is it okay separate account (name/card) but same house, delivered to before?
Cheers
Aeschylus
1 Mar 16#60
you would think right! but how many people on here buy a deal simply because of the cashback? quite a large proportion I would hazard to guess
richardhopkins1
1 Mar 16#61
I'm assuming it's easy enough to do. I earnt a similar amount with Quidco. couple of insurance policy's and a sky subscription and you're well on your way!
code2006
1 Mar 16#62
Mine stands at tcb £814 and quidco £1988 :smiley:
edd666999
1 Mar 16#63
My Order started at £161.65, I paid £73.70 :smile:
Opening post
Link for half price items if stocking up on dishwasher tablets, washing products etc: http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Browse/Offers/refined_by/offer_type/offerhalfpricefilter
Link for 3 for 2 offers: http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Browse/Offers/refined_by/offer_type/offer3for2filter
Link for multi buy offers: http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Browse/Offers/refined_by/offer_type/offermultibuyfilter
Link for save a third: http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Browse/Offers/refined_by/offer_type/offersaveonethirdfilter
Also, may be worth checking with your card provider account to see if you have any additional cashback when using Waitrose through certain cards as my Santander 123 account currently has 5% discount at Waitrose.
Top comments
What about large families, or people with specific health requirements (like gluten free for example where food is always much more expensive)?
Or what about siblings who amalgamate their smaller shops just to take advantage of offers for bigger spends?
All comments (67)
In my experience Waitrose are a good reliable payer at TCB - no arguments or refused cashback.
Waitrose.com accepts John Lewis prepaid cards and vouchers, which potentially gives you a bit more off if you have access to those at a discount.
You know it's Waitrose.:smile:
Never, buy a deal where cashback is the reason you are doing it, always and only buy said deals if the offer is good enough and you would do it regardless of the cashback incentive.
He also said to remember, TCB and Quidco, work on a stringent rule, they get paid, you get paid.
(EDIT - Ive checked and its actually 14! times ive had to claim via "missing cashback" but again all paid in the end)
Can someone clarify ?
What about large families, or people with specific health requirements (like gluten free for example where food is always much more expensive)?
Or what about siblings who amalgamate their smaller shops just to take advantage of offers for bigger spends?
i stocked up on this offer, good deal
Item Total: £140.58
Savings: -£40.27
Carrier bag charge: £0.30
Promotion Code: -£30.00
Estimated total*: £70.61
Total £70.61
-£10.50 TCB
Thanks so much OP!
http://www.lloydsbank.com/online-banking/benefits-online-banking/everyday-offers.asp
This ends on the 13/03/15.
Cheers
i.e. is it okay separate account (name/card) but same house, delivered to before?
Cheers
:smiley: